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On both FB.com/murielandersonguitar and YouTube.com/murielanderson Join me to say hello and a tune or two.
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I played Eleanor Rigby on John McCutcheon’s set at https://www.wvfest.com/wvf-48-5-livestream/ ALSO, please register for my next LIVE event and check out other cool stuff at murielanderson.com/now
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Monday Night 7pm EDT on both my FB and YouTube channel. This week’s special guest is the brilliant Victor Wooten! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COofYjrQJ0A
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My Monday Night Live segments are now 7pm EDT on both FB and YouTube. Recent show features guest Vicki Genfan. v=COofYjrQJ0Ahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvp2vvY0hYg
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“The Water Is Wide,” a short video with Stephen Bennett and a virtual harp guitar orchestra, and a cool little ending. https://youtu.be/6JQ6XoQpAmc
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Enjoy! Here is the link: https://youtu.be/a8CDi2utohI Thank you to all the players and sponsors. We had a great night.
Categories: Captain's Log
We got to Fire Island Inlet at 9pm the previous night, and opted to anchor there at the little bay formed by a breakwater called the Sore Thumb. We woke to a silvery morning, and as the serene quiet started filling up with noises and activity, and the wind finally going in our direction, we […]
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(moved from previous night’s post) I was exhausted, so rested while Bryan was at the helm for much of the night. At 12:30 am I asked if he needed anything, and he said, “yes, a rest.” I took the helm and headed towards the Shinnecock buoy. As we neared the entrance I tried to rouse […]
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Photo by Carlton Roos With the winds predicted at 10 knots instead of 15, we decided to cross over to Montauk and continue to Shinnecock Inlet, expecting to arrive a little after nightfall. For the first few minutes all seemed to be going fine, until in addition to wind and waves picking up we found […]
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Bryan stitching the mainsail The Italian bakery boat came by in the morning shouting “Andiamo” (“We’re coming” in Italian) as it has for many years in the Great Salt Pond harbor in Block Island. We grabbed our masks as usual and flagged it down. Chatting with the two young men in the motorboat we learned […]